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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
2
Citizens of Dutton advocate a local water system to reduce fire risk and insurance costs while boosting homes and industry. A county hearing on the special improvement district is set for Oct 2 at 10 a.m., with no protests filed and strong local leadership recognized for backing the project.
The Acantha argues idle machinery yields no dividends and urges backing for local manufacturing such as the planned October restart of a flour mill. It notes rhub on opportunities like a creamery bakery and possible future plants while stressing community initiative to raise employment and tax value.
Washington discussions reveal plans for a commodity dollar tied to a weighted index of commodities including wheat and steel. Proposals envision monthly value fixes by presidential proclamation and a gold to silver coin basis of three to one, with broader price fixing to tame fluctuations. The president weighs the idea as experts caution on its feasibility.
The article reviews Professor Tugwell and the New Deal critique of gold backed money. It contrasts fixed versus commodity value currencies and argues against tying the dollar to gold or volatile commodity prices. It cautions against frequent revaluations and notes ongoing issues with inflation and debt.
Sunday school at 10 with new junior department rooms and supervision for Tinty Tots. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon on Thunderings from Mount Sinai. Special music at 3 and Epworth League devotional at 7. Cabinet meeting Tuesday at 7 and Ladies Industrial Wednesday afternoon.
Mass times listed for next Sunday October 1 at Chateau Bynum Fairfield and Augusta. Bynum and Fairfield observe Communion Sunday. Rev J F Schulte pastor directs schedule including 11 9 8 30 and 11 oclock services in respective towns.
The New Venetian Museum has opened inside the Rezzonico palace on the Grand Canal, transforming a famed historic mansion into a public museum space showcasing its art and architecture.
Collins R K Banis and family shopped at Great Malls Saturday afternoon. Chris Heerman wrecked his car driving to work near the refinery, the vehicle turning over but he escaped with only scratches. C McClure spent Sunday at the Thomas Hilliing home. Miss Clara Alzheimer leaves for Havre to attend North Montana College this year. A Mr Brown and wife moved into the Geo Bush ranch now renamed. Paul Alzheimer visited Eugene Baquet. he attends Choteau school as a fourth grade pupil. Miss Opal Burton came up from
Great Falls visit includes Mr and Mrs Earl Yeager and son Walter calling at Clyde Bouquet home Sunday afternoon. Lawrence Fitzgerald and sister Lucile, plus Mable Lewis, were seen calling on friends near Fairfield Sunday.
Estate of Martin G Burreson deceased announces creditor claims must be filed with the court. The notice specifies handling through the designated personal representative and sets deadlines as required by law.
Signed administrator J G Gronberg asks creditors and all claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication to the administrator at George Coffey, Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date September 8 1933. Attorney Geo Coffey for Administrator. First pub September 14 last October 5.
Estate of Charles John Strand deceased by executor Ellsworth John Strand announces a ten month claim period. Vouchers must present at Bert I Packer attorney office in Chateau Montana for estate business. First publication Sept 7, 1933. Last Sept 28, 1933.
Stockholders are informed that at a directors meeting in Farmington Montana on August 30 1933 an order was made levying an assessment of twenty five dollars per share to be collected by the company the notice states the action and location of the meeting and the amount assessed
The Farmington Farmers' Cooperative urges payment of 25.00 per share on all capital stock by October 14, 1933 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer at Farmington Montana. Unpaid assessments after October 14 will be delinquent and sold at public auction October 28, 1933 at 2 p m at the post office front door Farmington to cover delinquent amounts plus costs.
Department of the Interior notice states J. E. Hodgskiss heirs of William Hodgskiss deceased of Choteau Montana intend to prove up a stockraising homestead claim filed June 16 1928 serial 071834 for Lot 4 Section 4 T 22N R 5W SEZ NE NE SE Section 32 S% NW% NWK% NW W% SW Section 33 Township 23N Range 5W Principal Meridian before A S Commissioner on October 9 1933 witnesses William Ameline Hugh Robinson Percy E Hodgskiss Robert Clarkson all of Choteau Montana M D Nicholson Register First pub Aug 31 last Sept 28.
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